EmanciPay — Personal Data Ecosystem Consortium

Say howdy to Insidr and Glome

8 December 2011 by admin

One is Insidr, which is “rewriting the Rules of customer support” by giving you a way to “connect directly to real people who have worked in big companies and are willing to help when the company can’t or won’t.” You post a question, offer a bounty for an answer, and get an answer from an […]

Filed Under: News Tagged With: AT&T, BANK OF AMERICA, comcast, Companies, CRM, customer support, customers, Demand chain, DIRECTV, DISH NETWORK, EmanciPay, Glome, Here’s a TechCrunch piece, Insidr, SPRINT, Startups, T-MOBILE, UNITED AIRLINES, United’s new large-window Boeing “Dreamliner” 787s, user-driven, VERIZON

Google’s Wallet and VRM

27 May 2011 by admin

Yesterday Google opened the curtain on Google Wallet. I think it’s the most important thing Google has launched since the search engine. Here’s why:
Reason #1: We’ve always needed an electronic wallet, especially one in our mobile phone. And, a…

Filed Under: News Tagged With: Companies, CRM, EmanciPay, freedom, Google, Google Wallet, Horizontal ideas, Links, open source, personal informatics, Scenarios, sCRM, self-tracking, social, user-driven, VRM, VRM+CRM

Personal leverage for personal data

28 April 2011 by admin

VRM is starting to snowball. You can see it in the Twitter scroll there on the right, and in Twitter searches for #VRM. Gaining velocity lately is personal data. To look down that vector, I’ll connect several links.
The first is Show Us the Data. (I…

Filed Under: News Tagged With: Berkman Center, EmanciPay, Events, freedom, Horizontal ideas, Initiatives, New York Times, Personal Data, privacy, problems, Technology, user-driven, Vertical ideas, VRM, Workshops